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An extract off the inside " trendy " top plastic lid on the Amiga A1000 Computer, The names of all those involved
This text was last updated and is current from June 16th 1999

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Amiga workbench screen running on 1/2 MB    A simple Amiga Animation from 1985 - no other computer was capable of this simple task until  at least 10 years later    The Amiga A1000 from 1985, 7.09 MHz, 1/2 meg of ram - expandable to 8 MB, 4096 colors- 880K floppy

The Amiga A1000 was the first Amiga model on the market in mid 1985, sporting a mouse, a floppy disk, 4096 colors on a color
screen from palette of 16.8 million, while the average brain-dead 640K IBM compatible was struggling with 2, 4 or even 8 colors. 
Amiga had it all in 1985, grace, brains, beauty and great multi-tasking, 32 Bit Motorola 68000 processor and the Amiga A1000
was literally light years ahead of any competition though the Company  " owners "  did not realise what a gem they really had. 
It would take engineers at IBM and other IBM clone manufacturers at least another ten years to even come " close " to some   
form of screen animation, even though they were all  " jerky "  to say the least.   It just goes to show, never put accountants in  
charge of a large company, they will " whittle it down " into a small one in no time at all - That's their mindset  [ed: Web Master]

To date, no other computer designed or made has been able to perform PRE-EMPTIVE MULTI-TASKING and that is a fact !

ONLY AMIGA MAKES IT POSSIBLE


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